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英语试卷

注意事项:

1.本卷共100分,考试时间100分钟

2.将答案写在答题卡的相应位置

说明:

本次完型填空专题,精选了五篇名校的试题,其中两篇还有详细的解析。

难度适中。

A

.IttookGeorgequiteawhiletofinda1placeforhiscarandintheendhehadtoleaveitinanarrowstreet,2fromthedentist’s.Ashegotout,heglancedathis3.Hisappointment(约会)wasatfiveandhestillhadtwentyminutesto4.Hecrossedintothesquareand5onabench,partlyto6thelastoftheafternoonsun,7tocalmhisnerves(神经).Hehatedthesevisits8thedentist(牙医).

Ashesatthere,watchingthechildrenatplayand9totheoldwomentalkingtoeachother,heturnedaroundtoseearedcarlikehisowncomeoutofthe10wherehehadparked.Thecargatheredspeedandwassoon11ofsight.George12inhispocketsforthekeys:

Theywerenotthere.“Mycar!

”hecried13aloudvoice,whichmadeseveralpeoplestareathim.Hegotupandranacrossthe14andthendownthenarrowstreet.Hiscarwasnottobeseen--butthenhediscovereditconcealed(被隐藏)15alargeone.Hewasrelieved(使宽慰)tofindhis16,stillinhiscar.

Bythetimehereachedthedentist’sitwasalreadyfive.“Ihadratheranodd(奇特的)17,”hesaidtothedentisttoexplainhis18.“Ithoughtmycarhadbeen19.”

“It’squite20sir,”saidthedentist.“AsamatteroffactIhaveonlyjustgotheremyself.”

1.A.leavingB.parking(停车)C.wideD.special

2.A.inawayB.farawayC.somewayD.near

3.A.watchB.teethC.carD.place

4.A.leaveB.sitC.spareD.seethedoctor

5.A.stoppedB.steppedC.stoodD.satdown

6.A.shineB.enjoyC.getD.receive

7.A.butalsoB.soC.inorderD.for

8.A.byB.ofC.toD.with

9.A.listenB.listeningC.tolistenD.listened

10.A.carB.placeC.streetD.way

11.A.disappearedB.outC.leftD.lost

12.A.lookedB.feltC.foundD.searched

13.A.withB.atC.inD.by

14.A.squareB.hospitalC.streetD.bench

15.A.withB.behindC.afterD.in

16.A.bagsB.moneyC.keysD.card

17.A.chanceB.luckC.thingD.experience

18.A.hatenessB.reasonC.latenessD.car

19.A.robbedB.stolenC.lostD.there

20.A.trueB.goodC.oftenD.allright

B

Withexcitementwestartedoursmallbusiness.Nolongerwerewe_21_tohaveaweeklypaycheck..Wenowwereonourownto_22_anincometoprovideuswiththemoneytolive.Iwasalittle_23_aboutourabilitytodothis.ButByron,mywife,believedinourproductsandbelievedinourabilityto_24.

Weinvested(投资)heavilyinproducinganumberofproducts,_25_noneofthemwerepopularwithcustomers.Themarketgaveussoheavya_26__thatwehardlymadeenoughmoneytopayourexpenses.

Wenowhadourmoney_27__inthebooth(货摊)thatwehadrentedforthesummerandfallmonths.Wehadalotofmoney_28_upinmaterials.Sowedidnothaveenoughmoneyto__29__ourmonthlybills.Wewerediscouraged,andthethoughtsoffailureranthroughourheads.

Aswediscussedour_30__,Ihappenedtoreadthewords:

“Ifyouhavemademistakes...thereisalwaysanotherchanceforyou...youmayhavea___31__startanymomentyouchoose,forthisthingwecall‘Failure’isnotfallingdown,but_32_down.”

Thewordsreinforced(增强)mydeterminationandByron’s_33__thatwecouldsucceed.Wedidfalldown,butwewere_34_nottostaydown!

So,westeppedbackandrefocused.Wecameupwithnewproductsusingremaining__35___.Weredesignedourbooth.Wereconsideredourpricingsystem.And,westartedmakingenoughmoneytopayour__36__.

Ifwehaddonenothing,ifwehadallowedourselvesto“staydown”,thenwewouldhave__37__Butwemadethechoicetolearnfromour__38__,andwemovedforwardwithmoredetermination.Thosewords_39__amuchbetterideaonfailure--achanceforafreshstart!

Themostimportantpointhereis“choice”becauseyoudecidehowyou__40.__yourfailure,youdecideifyoustaydown.

21.A.happyB.dangerousC.readyD.safe

22.A.produceB.receiveC.reduceD.afford

23.A.excitedB.worriedC.confusedD.confident

24.A.manageB.surviveC.succeedD.compete

25.A.unlessB.soC.butD.though

26.A.blowB.dropC.pushD.surprise

27.A.costB.spentC.wastedD.paid

28.A.putB.usedC.takenD.tied

29.A.coverB.supportC.discardD.consider

30.A.plansB.dreamsC.expectationsD.choices

31.A.goodB.freshC.naturalD.sudden

32.A.stayingB.comingC.keepingD.going

33.A.beliefB.imaginationC.suggestionD.requirement

34.A.ableB.supposedC.preparedD.determined

35.A.toolsB.machinesC.materialsD.goods

36.A.debtsB.billsC.costsD.products

37.A.endedB.missedC.fellD.failed

38.A.performancesB.experiencesC.mistakesD.promises

39.A.explainB.createC.offerD.prove

40.A.viewB.fearC.seizeD.discover

C

ThetelephoneranginthepolicestationatRichmond,California,USA.“Policestation?

AtrainforSantaFEcollide(碰撞)witha(n)41attheMcDonaldStreetCrossing.Pleasegothereatonce,withanambulancetoo.Amanisbadlyinjured,”saida(n)42voiceofayoungwoman.

“Justaminute,we’llcome43.Pleasestaythereandwait,”answeredthepoliceman.

Withinaminute,apolicecarandanambulance44.Soontheygottothe45,butonlyto46everythingwasfine.Nocollision,no47man.

“Whatadirtytrick!

”Saidthepoliceman48.“Wemustfindoutthatmischievous(恶作剧的)49and.”

Theyhadnotbeenabletosayanythingaboutapunishment50theyheardthewhistleofatrain:

thetrainwasnearingthemquickly.All51asudden,atruckappeared.Itcamefasttowardsthem,too.52itwaspassingthecrossing,itsuddenlyrefusedtomoveon.Rightthenandthere,beforetheeyesofallthepeoplepresent,thetraincollidedwiththetruckheavilyandstruckit53metersaway.

WhenRandolphBruce,thedriverwas54outofthedamagedtruck,hewas55hurtjust56theyoungwomanhadforetoldonthephone.Ashewastakentothe57intime,hewassavedatlast.

Laterthepolicemendid58theycouldtofindthewomanwhohadtelephonedthem,but59.

Itis60thataprophecy(预言)shouldcoincide(巧合)withthefactsoexactly.

41.A.ambulanceB.truckC.carD.bus

42.A.anxiousB.sweetC.gentleD.low

43.A.fastB.aheadC.soonD.later

44.A.wentbyB.setoffC.gotthereD.cameon

45.A.telephoneB.streetC.stationD.crossing

46.A.feelB.findC.haveD.tell

47.A.injuredB.trappedC.frightenedD.killed

48.A.happilyB.excitedlyC.angrilyD.disappointedly

49.A.manB.policemanC.womanD.boy

50.A.untilB.sinceC.whileD.when

51.A.atB.ofC.byD.for

52.A.WhenB.WhereC.ThatD.Which

53.A.dozenB.dozensC.dozenofD.dozensof

54.A.raisedB.helpedC.pushedD.forced

55.A.slightlyB.clearlyC.hardlyD.badly

56.A.asB.soC.beforeD.for

57.A.policestationB.marketC.hospitalD.sidewalk

58.A.thatB.whichC.howeverD.whatever

59.A.delayedB.workedC.stoppedD.failed

60.A.surprisedB.surprisingC.satisfiedD.satisfying

D

Mrs.Green,includingherhusbandandthreechildren,livedinacity,61wasverynearthecountryside.Sheworked62ateacherandgavemusiclessonsataschool.Ofcourseshewasfondof63

Mrs.Greenhadagoodvoiceandshe64herclassesexciting.Butshehada65point.Someofhernotes(音调)weresohighthattheysoundedlikeadoorwhichneeded66.Inordertoimprovehernotes,shetook67chance(机会)thatshecouldfindtopractise.

Asherhousewasnotbig,shecouldn'tpractise68init.Sosheusuallylefthome,walkingandsinging69thecountryroad.Shepractisedherhighnotes70walking.However,eachtimesheheardapersonoracar71alongtheroad,she72singing.Shedidnotwantherhighnotestobe73,forshewasshy.

Oneafternoonafastopencarcameuptoherso74andsofastthatshedidn't75ituntilthecarwasonlyafewmeters.Shewaspractisingsomeofher76andmostdifficultnotesatthattime.Asthecarpassedby,shesawa77expressioncomeoverthedriver'sface.Hestoppedsuddenlyto78allthetires(轮胎)carefully.

Mrs.Greenfeltitshytotellthedriverwhatthe79hehadheardreallywas.Thedriverfound80wrong,gotbackintothecaranddroveoff.

61.A.thatB.whichC.whereD.there

62.A.asB.likeC.withD.on

63.A.booksB.picturesC.sportsD.music

64.A.gotB.supportedC.madeD.forced

65.A.weakB.strongC.goodD.special

66.A.paintingB.lockingC.cleaningD.oiling

67.A.someB.eachC.aD.other

68.A.operatingB.listeningC.singingD.other

69.A.acrossB.besideC.closetoD.along

70.A.assoonasB.whileC.afterD.before

71.A.comingB.disappearingC.leavingD.driving

72.A.keptB.wentonC.stoppedD.began

73.A.foundB.madeC.hearingD.heard

74.A.quietlyB.quicklyC.carefullyD.slowly

75.A.recognizeB.catchC.realizeD.provide

76.A.biggestB.highestC.niceD.largest

77.A.puzzledB.sadC.seriousD.happy

78.A.watchB.examineC.controlD.notice

79.A.factB.noteC.noiseD.music

80.A.thetiresB.everythingC.somethingD.nothing

E

Thestorygoesthattwobestfriendswerewalkingthroughthedesert.Duringsomepointofthejourneytheyhada(n)81,andonefriendslapped(打耳光)theotheroneinthe_82.

Theonewhogotslappedwas_83,butwithoutsayinganything,wroteinthe_84:

“Todaymybestfriendslappedmeintheface.”

Theykeeponwalking_85theyfoundanoasis(绿洲),_86theydecidedtotakeabath,Theonewhohadbeenslappedgotstuckinthemire(泥沼)andstarted_87,butthefriendsavedhim.

Afterhe_88fromtheneardrowning,he_89onastone:

“Todaymybestfriend_90mylife.”

Thefriendwhohadslappeda

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